Opcodes from Client to Login server

darkangelx · #1 10-26-2002, 11:52 AM

Ok it would seem that I cannot connect to my own login server due to an invalid Opcode (guessing from client to login server) I was wondering how to detect the correct Opcode and then tell the login server to accept it /read it.

No small order but I did some poking around and couldnt seem to find much reguarding this.

TheClaus · #2 10-26-2002, 02:42 PM

I suppose you could use the packet collector for it. If it still has the op codes feature in it. Just run packet collector and connect to liveeq. viola opcodes. However I doubt you'll get it working but hey good luck to you.

darkangelx · #3 10-26-2002, 02:50 PM

can anyone confirm or deny the existance of the Opcode feature in the packet collector prog?

DeletedUser · #4 10-28-2002, 02:29 PM

Code:

Packet Collector commands:
Usage: PacketCollector.exe ipaddress [command....]

  ipaddress         One of the two IPs in the connection must match this to be processed
  -v                Prints the version number and credits
  -d [interface#]   Sets the interface to capture on (or lists interfaces on the machine)
  -cfg              Enables making CFG files out of OP_NewZone packets
  -s [filename]     Shows all the items in a file
  -m filename       Merges 'filename' into your collected_items file
  -f filename       Sets the itemfile to use (defaults to 'collected_items.eqitems')
  -o 0xOPCode       Hexadecimal opcode to log (can use -o multiple times)
  -o all            Log all packets (pure acks are dropped)
  -l filename       File to log -o opcodes to (defaults to screen)
  -decrypt          Attempts to decrypt known encrypted packets (spawn, PP, etc)
  -knownkey [key]   Use with -decrypt. Decrypt using specified key instead of cracking
  -showb4deflate    Dump decrypted packets before deflating them
  -noitems          Disables items capturing
  -nodb             Disables uploading to the database on exit
  -dbonly           Upload to the database and exit
  -dbh hostname     Sets the database server
  -dbu username     Sets the database username
  -dbp password     Sets the database password
  -dbd database     Sets the database database
  -dbt table        Sets the database table
  -dbv              Verbose database upload mode. (shows each item name)
  -nonamefield      Doesnt use the "name" field in the database

Notes:
  Press CTRL+C to upload your items to the database.

You want -o all